Opening Remarks

by Minister for Trade and Industry

Chan Chun Sing

St James Power StationPhoto credit: Public Utilities Board (PUB)

Sembcorp Cogen @ BanyanPhoto credit: Sembcorp Industries Ltd

1950s-1990s 2000s

Power Generation Plants

Our Energy Story – 4 Switches to Power Singapore’s Future

Energy Efficiency

Optimise DesignEnergy-efficient Technologies & Materials

Digitalisation

Diversification and More Efficient Power From Natural Gas

Photo credit: Siemens

H-Class Gas Turbine

Photo credit: SLNG, Siemens

LNG Terminal

Our Energy Story – 4 Switches to Power Singapore’s Future

Energy Efficiency

Optimise DesignEnergy-efficient Technologies & Materials

Digitalisation

At least 2 Gigawatt-peak (GWp)

of solar by 2030 which can power

around 350,000 households

Accelerating Adoption of Solar Energy

Solar

2GWp

350MWp

2020 2030

Building

Integrated

PVs

Solar Panels

on Rooftops

Floating Solar

Modules

Solar Modules on

Offshore Sea Space

Photo credit: EMA, PUB Singapore’s National Water Agency, Federation of Korean Industries (FKI), Sunseap

Accelerating Adoption of Solar Energy

Our Energy Story – 4 Switches to Power Singapore’s Future

Tapping on Regional Power Grids

For illustrative purposes

Investing in Emerging Low-Carbon Alternatives

Photo credit: Carbon Recycling International

Illustration of a Carbon Capture and Utilisation

Process

Greener Fuels and Chemicals

Industrial Plant

Green Hydrogen Production

Improving Energy Efficiency

Optimise DesignEnergy-efficient Technologies & Materials

Digitalisation

Government

Lead and support energy

transformation

Workforce

Upskill for a new energy future

Researchers

Research and develop innovative energy solutions

Industry

Deploy clean and energy-efficient

technologies

Individuals

Adopt energy-efficient practices

Our Energy Story

Our Energy Story – 4 Switches to Power Singapore’s Future

Energy Efficiency

Optimise DesignEnergy-efficient Technologies & Materials

Digitalisation

Our Energy Story